Explore the two websites and write a short description of each one in the Comments boxes. Say how it could be useful, who for, and mention any drawbacks.
Then if you have a website that you particularly like for teaching (or your own website about teaching), show your partner, and write about it in the 3rd row. If you want to write about more than one, just make a new row (put your cursor in the last row and click the Tab button).
Choose ONE of the websites you looked at to present to the other teachers in the class.
In class or later at home, explore the other websites that people have commented on.
To edit the wiki:
Note: only one person can edit a particular page at a time.
Click the Edit tab at the top right of the page.
As you write in the Comment box it will expand.
Click Save (on the toolbar) OFTEN. This unfortunately takes you out of Edit mode. So you will need to go back into Edit to continue writing.
If you want to add a link, write and select the address, then click the Link button on the toolbar. Check the address and tick the New window box.
Basque group - Websites for teaching
- Go to the page you have been assigned to by Jo.
- Explore the two websites and write a short description of each one in the Comments boxes. Say how it could be useful, who for, and mention any drawbacks.
- Then if you have a website that you particularly like for teaching (or your own website about teaching), show your partner, and write about it in the 3rd row. If you want to write about more than one, just make a new row (put your cursor in the last row and click the Tab button).
- Choose ONE of the websites you looked at to present to the other teachers in the class.
- In class or later at home, explore the other websites that people have commented on.
To edit the wiki: